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Before the chancellor even gets to his feet on October 28th, the UK mortgage market is already pulling in two directions. Yet ...

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Two senior solicitors share a debt-collection company with a director of West 28th Street. ContractorUK investigates the ...

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With one month to go until Autumn Budget 2026, top contractor advisers have made ten predictions about what John Healey will announce for contractors — exclusively to ContractorUK. Speaking on ...

When I set up my limited company, I put my home address on the form and didn't think about it again. Nobody mentioned it might matter. I just wanted the paperwork done so I could start working. What I ...

Why does the wording of Andrew Griffith’s IR35 pledge matter? The wording is deliberate, and it’s the most direct pledge that a Conservative shadow chancellor has made on IR35 in recent years.